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Apps and their data APIs in Brazil

Brazil's fintech-heavy market: Pix-era banks, wallets, and commerce apps, and the endpoints that power them.

Brazil's hub pairs the country's biggest food-delivery courier networks with a major job board. iFood para Entregadores documents a courier finance API — payout batches, weekly billing entries, current balance, earnings goals and a receivables-anticipation product with per-plan fees — all behind an OAuth2 token grant scoped to a driverId.

InfoJobs Brasil covers vacancy search, match-apply and company reviews behind an OpenID Connect sign-in, while Soy Rappi adds courier profiles, per-order earnings and a demand heatmap for Rappi riders.

Frequently asked questions

Which analyzed apps operate in Brazil?

Local entries are iFood para Entregadores, Soy Rappi and InfoJobs Brasil, joined by global apps tagged for Brazil such as LinkedIn, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Simple Scan and TapScanner.

What financial data do the courier apps expose?

iFood's courier API returns consolidated payout batches, per-payout detail, weekly earnings, the current balance and receivables-anticipation quotes with min / max amounts. Soy Rappi exposes a courier profile with debt state, daily earnings goals and per-order delivery detail.

How does InfoJobs Brasil authenticate?

It uses an OAuth2 / OpenID Connect authorization-code flow; signed-in calls send a Bearer access token plus device and visit-origin headers, and premium sessions add an IsPremium header. These are first-party endpoints, not a public API.